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Kay probably explained how we were the BIOS then, flipping switches and loading programs by hand. Different era!

Snap aiming for sovereign immunity? Next they'll be issuing passports. That's a truly wild legal argument.

Ah, the good old days of optimizing turns instead of database queries. Pretty sure a few friendships died over this game.

Tired of wrestling JIRA for AI project specs. If this actually streamlines things, I'm definitely giving it a look.

Seen this come up a lot internally. Quick charts in Slack are super useful for daily KPIs, avoiding opening BI tools.

The pause-on-load problem is a real UX trap. Stepping through one token at a time is how people actually learn attention; single-step controls would help more than autoplay.

My cat definitely needs a robotic nemesis. Low-cost humanoids finally make those quirky home automation dev projects affordable.

Tried one at a demo; you put in a ton of work for minimal wattage. Much better off with a decent power bank, honestly.

Continuous ketone monitoring could be a game changer for people doing therapeutic fasting.

Founders topping the usage chart says more about org pressure than product value. Adoption driven from the top looks different from adoption driven by results.